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Artificial Intelligence helps

Patients

Rapid and accurate detection of certain diseases increases the chance of survival >5 years by up to 90%. Patients spend less time in waiting rooms and can focus on their early recovery.

Doctors

Adds confidence when evaluating images and visually highlights findings. The physician is the one who confirms the findings and makes the diagnosis. It reduces workload, saves time, and can reduce the number of misdiagnoses.

Healthcare system

Saves money. Every misdiagnosis can cost a patient's life, and the system immeasurably more money to treat them.

Hospitals

Increases ward throughput and standardizes the quality of provided care. Helps to bridge the gap between the shortage of radiologists and the increasing number of imaging examinations.
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Doctors about AI

Prof. MUDr. Milan Kvapil, CSc., MBA
HEAD EMERITUS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE, 2ND FACULTY OF MEDICINE, CHARLES UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE AND MOTOL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

"I am confident that similar systems will significantly improve the quality of patient care in many ways, and I am excited that something similar has been created in the Czech Republic."- Prof. MUDr. Milan Kvapil, CSc., MBA for Forbes Czechia

MUDr. Sergei Strukov, EDiR.
HEAD OF RADIOLOGY, HOSPITAL ROUDNICE NAD LABEM

AI helps in the work of a doctor. Saves time and money. These systems are tireless, they do not have vacations and sick days, and they can constantly evolve and thus become more precise and accurate over time, i.e., more experienced. Beginning, young doctors can be trained with these systems, and experienced doctors will have more time to deal with complex cases and to consult rather than the usual routine.

MUDr. Pavel Špás
DEPARTMENT OF PNEUMOLOGY AND PHTHISIOLOGY, OTRAN KUTNÁ HORA

Compared to humans, artificial intelligence has one indisputable advantage. Unlike humans, and this applies to doctors too, of course, it never gets tired, has a bad day, and is not sick or moody. If it learns something, it never forgets. It does not know fatigue at the end of a night shift, a Friday afternoon, or the last day before a holiday.

MUDr. Michal Buk, EDiR.
RADIOLOGIST, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL KRÁLOVSKÉ VINOHRADY

AI is like a radiologist's Swiss Army knife. It allows us to focus on what is essential. Focus on diagnosing the patient correctly. It breaks up many of the routines and helps prevent burnout and overwork. It also reduces the error rate because we can try to work slower and more accurately.

Cooperation

We are open to collaboration with doctors, hospitals, and the healthcare system. Our goal is to bring much-needed data processing to healthcare. Interested in bringing AI to healthcare?

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